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The Facts

Real-world incidents where improved radio communication standards and better training resources could have prevented serious accidents—and even saved lives.

Fatal Dozer/Light Vehicle Collision – No Positive Radio Communication (2019)

"A dozer reversed over a light vehicle at Snapper Mineral Sands Mine, fatally injuring the driver. The investigation found the light vehicle operator entered the dozer's work area without establishing positive radio communication, breaching site procedures."
NSW Resources Regulator, Report into the Death of Mr Andrew Bray (2019)

100-Tonne Dozer Crushes Ute Due to Radio Channel Mix-Up (2020)

"A mix up in radio channels resulted in a 100-tonne dozer reversing over a light vehicle at Mount Arthur coal mine. The light vehicle was crushed, but fortunately no one was inside at the time. The incident had the potential for serious injury or fatality."
Australasian Mine Safety Journal, Dozer Crushes Ute Incident (2020)

Underground Mine Collision Due to Radio Protocol Failure (2024)

"There was no positive communication between the light vehicle or either of the ITCs. The preliminary investigation identified failure of positive two-way communication as a key factor."
NSW Resources Regulator, Safety Alert SA24-02 (2024)

Dozer and Haul Truck Collision at Tip Head – No Radio Contact (2020)

"A dozer and a haul truck collided at a tip head. Investigations identified a lack of positive communication as a contributing factor."
Australasian Mine Safety Journal, citing RSHQ (2020)

Excavator Collides with Water Truck – No Two-Way Radio Used (2023)

"The water truck had not used positive two-way radio communications with the excavator operator. The excavator operator, unaware of the hazard, collided with the nearby water truck."
Resources Safety and Health Queensland, Safety Notice (2023)

Multiple Plant Collisions Due to Communication Failures (2018)

"Four serious incidents occurred at NSW mine sites involving mobile plant collisions. Causes included operators using different radio channels, high radio traffic preventing communication, and failure to establish positive communication before entering shared work areas. No injuries occurred, but the potential for serious harm was significant."
Safe To Work, NSW Regulator Flags Collision Communication Concerns (2021)

Excavator Reverses into Dozer – Radio Busy, Protocol Failure (2018)

"An excavator without a working camera and proximity system reversed into a dozer. The dozer operator attempted to make contact via radio, but the radio was busy. The incident, while not causing injury, had significant potential for harm and was attributed to communication protocol failure."
Safe To Work, NSW Regulator Flags Collision Communication Concerns (2021)

Police and Fire Radio Protocol Confusion Causes Delays (2023)

"Public safety agencies reported repeated confusion over which radio channels to use during emergencies, causing delays in response."
GovTech, Public Safety Radio Report (2024)

Haul Truck and Grader Collision Due to Channel Mismatch (2018)

"The grader operator tried to make radio contact with the truck driver, who was on a different channel. No injuries were reported, but the incident highlights the risk of communication failures."
NSW Resources Regulator, Safety Bulletin SB18-06 (2018)

Crane Operator Misses Stop Order Due to Radio Channel Error (2020)

"A crane operator failed to receive a stop order because he was on the wrong radio channel, resulting in a near-miss with site workers."
SFL Mobile Radio, UK Construction Report (2020)

Firefighters Missed Mayday Due to Wrong Channel and Training Gaps (2018)

"A firefighter's mayday call went unheard because he switched to the wrong channel, and others lacked training to monitor multiple frequencies."
Firehouse Magazine, Fireground Radio Communications (2018)

Oil Refinery Shutdown Due to Radio Training Failure (2015)

"A refinery shutdown was triggered when operators failed to follow the correct radio protocol during an emergency, as they had not received updated radio training."
HazardEx, Refinery Shutdown Incident (2015)

Airport Ground Crew Collision Due to Wrong Channel (2019)

"A collision between two ground vehicles occurred when one crew was monitoring the wrong radio channel and missed a stop instruction from the tower."
Flight Safety Foundation, Airport Operations Report (2019)

Rail Maintenance Near-Miss Due to Poor Radio Protocol (2022)

"A near-miss occurred when track workers failed to switch to the designated radio channel, missing a warning about an approaching train."
UK Rail Accident Investigation Branch, Investigation Report (2022)

BBC Local Radio Systemic Failure Due to Poor Protocols and Training (2024)

"A BBC local radio station demonstrated systemic failure in providing breaking news during violent protests, attributed in part to poor staff training and confusion over communication protocols."
Press Gazette, BBC Local Radio Failures (2024)

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